Northern Mexico
Grassland Carbon Project.
Regenerating degraded grasslands through scalable, revenue-generating land management.
The opportunity
The Chihuahuan Desert’s grasslands face degradation driven by overgrazing, land conversion and climate pressure. Restoring these landscapes creates an opportunity to improve agricultural productivity while building long-term carbon revenues.
The project connects grassland regeneration with scalable land management and a disciplined financial structure.
The strategy
Regenerative and rotational grazing support healthier soils and more resilient grasslands. Improved soil organic carbon, water infiltration and drought resilience underpin the land management approach.
- Regenerative and rotational grazing
- Improved soil organic carbon
- Better water infiltration and drought resilience
Working with the land.
Not against it.
A land management approach that connects improved forage and agricultural productivity with biodiversity and ecosystem resilience.
Intended outputs
The project’s land management strategy is directed towards long-term environmental and commercial outcomes.
- Long-term carbon credit issuance
- Improved land productivity and forage yield
- Increased biodiversity and ecosystem resilience
- Water system stabilisation
Arcmor’s role
Arcmor acts as advisor and principal, combining financial and transaction support with capital participation alongside project partners.
- Structuring and financial modelling
- Capital provider
- Capital strategy and investor alignment
- Active participation alongside project partners